But what about the faithful – have they forgiven her and Stephen?
There were 21 other contestants on the show and Rachel said there’s none she “wouldn’t go for a coffee with”.
“They’re genuinely really lovely people,” she added.
Some have already visited her in County Down including her fellow winning traitor.
Faithfuls Amanda Collier, Judy and Roxy Wilson have also made the trip and enjoyed an active visit.
Rachel said they “had the best time ever”.
“We were sea swimming, mountain climbing.
“We had them all in Newcastle along the shore.
“It was beautiful.”
Harriet Tyce has also visited for a weekend and Rachel recently met up with Matthew Hyndman, the other contestant from Northern Ireland.
Harriet, a former criminal barrister turned author, could be a good source of advice as Rachel weighs up what’s next.
While she’s interested in working in television, her first post-show priority is a novel she said she has spent the past decade writing.
“It’s a young adult contemporary fantasy book and it’s called The Echo of the Embers.
“It’s a first in a trilogy. Just watch this space.”
